This section provides general instructions on how to run .lisp files in Common Lisp environments. These methods are applicable to various setups and editors like Emacs with SLIME or VSCode with Alive.

This tutorial describes shows how to use the "readable" free-libre/open source software with Common Lisp. The "readable" software adds new abbreviations to traditional Lisp notation, to make it far ...

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Jeff Dalton's "Brief Guide to CLOS" Geoffrey Gordon's "Common LISP Hints" Marty Hall's "Introduction to CLOS" and "Common CLOS Blunders" Copying: Free use, copying, distribution Updated: Thu Oct 20 21 ...

Lisp is one of those interesting computer languages that you either love or hate. But it has certainly stood the test of time. Of all the ancient languages that are still in practical use, only ...

Way back in the late 1970s and early 1980s, a few very awesome people around MIT were working on Lisp machines. These computers were designed specifically to run Lisp as their main programming ...